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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

l believe the complete benefits pro-
missed to the people by our form of
government can only be secured by the
exercise OF the same spirit OF federation
ior each others rights and interests
IN which it had its birth. This
spirit Will prevail when businessmen
OF the country cultivate political
thought when they cease to eschew
participation in political action, and
when such thought and action are
guided by better motives than purely
selfish and exclusive benefit. am OF
opinion that there is no place in the
country where such a condition can be
as peculiarly and successfully main
tanned as here among the enlightened
and enteTr rising businessmen Of Phila-
delphia.
After bis speech Mr.. Cleveland an
nounccd himself as being ready to meet
the gentlemen present, and one by one
they walked up the steps Of the ros-
tum and eraspcd his hand, and then
shook binds with Secretaries Bayard
ard Fanchild, ex-President Hayes,
Governor Beaver, Mayor Filter, A. j.
Drexol, and George W. ChiIds, who
received with him. After the reception
the presidential party drove to the re-
viewing stand at Broad and Walnut
streets TO witness the military parade.
THE DECORATIONS
on the streets. buildings, and residences
were practically the same as those Of
yesterday, and every street through
which the column passed was almost a
solid mass of tIi-colored bunting and
flags OF al nations. In addition to those
on Broad street stands had been erected
on Chestnut. Market, and Arch streets,
and the streets themselves were cover
"a 10y solid mass Of humanity.
Twelve hundred and fifty of tine citys
police force were on duty shortly after
daylreak, and were shortly afterwards
reinforced by eighty Of the Fairmount-
Park guards and large number Of spe-
cial officers in citizens dress. All Of
tie streets through which the parade
passed were Toped oil from curb to
curb in order to insure a clear passage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

10 not know enough about it to
follow ii, but propose to suggest
privilege and avail myself of it-that
every man shall DO as he sees fit. !
am little pressed for time. A good
many people are waiting for me. |
think very likely that would rather
stay here than go elsewhere. [Cheers
and applause do not say that it is
so ] say it may be so. daughter.
Gentlemen of the Clover Club, 1 beg
TO thank you for this reception"
As Cleveland retired with Colonel
Mcclure and SingerIy the company
arose and sang, "Ob, He's Jolly Good
Fellow!,"
AN OVATION TO GOVERNOR LEE.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 16.-
The grand military display to-day was
great success. General regret was e.
pressed that Governor Lee did not ride
with bis staff at the head Of the Virginia
troops. He was prevented from doing
this by the fact that his recent sickness
prevented his making suitable arrange
mcDts for mounting. His reception
here both yesterday and to-day has
been most cordial. Tonight he was ten
dcred q box party at the Chestnut-Street
Opera House for himself and staff by
Colonel A. X. Mcclure, OF the Times.
He arrived at the performance late from
"A number Of receptions which de-
handed his presence. He was soon
discovered by the audience and n per-
feet ovation was given him. When "A
voice was heard between the acts say
ing: Governor Lee of Virginia hip,
IMP, huTrah ~ hearty cheers were sent
up. The ladies waved their bandker-
chiefs and call after call from the huge
crowd were made for speech. The
Governor bowed bis acknowledge
ments, but the audience not sat
isfod with that demanded a response,
the orchestra playing in the mean while
"ILc Star-Spangled Banner" and
Dixie" The Governor, forced to
respond, made a brief speech in his
happicst and most well chosen terms.
As a guest OF the Clover Club. to-
Qetber with President Cleveland, this
evening he received a decided ovation,
and was voted n star under the trying
ordeal to which all the guests, rcgarl-
less Of their station, are subjected to
10y this club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
nAR Esrs BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK. september l6.--CottOn steady (;
taisf. 40 bales; uplands. y l-l5c.; Orleans,
l5-lec.: net receipts. 2s,3l7 bales: exports
70 Great Britain. 2,s33 bales; ~ the CONT
nent, 1880 bales; stock not gtyen. weekly
Net receipts. nale; gross. 1893 bales: ex-
ports-to Great Britain, 2,Ss7 bales; 10 tho Con-
Hnent 1850 bales; forward. 63l bales; sales,
go bales, all spinners stock, 22,752 bales.
Southern hour steady. Mheat-OptiOns opened
steady later declined Aa'sc., closing nrm.
with recovery Of IsaAc. cash a shade lower
and less active. closing sieadier; No. spring,
sSc.; No. red, September, 7sAa.SHc. OctO-
Der. i85.gi9.c; November, e0kaS0 ii-l8e.
COrn-Op1 ons ,.s.c. lower, closing steady:
spot declined asous Ac., leading 10 moderate
business; No. 2. September. 5H.; October,
4g'sa5Cc. November, t08aj0hc. Oats shade
lower Snd comparatively dull: No. 2, sept0m-
Der, axe; October. 3zh s}9hc Hops quiet
aud weak. Coficc-fair kiO nominal $500;
options more active and 3OalO points lower;
No. Rio, september. tl7.9; October, fi12ia
1913; November, si1.35atls.oO. Sugar dull
and easy; fair refining. &c. reflned steady.
Moltsses quist. Rice IA fsir demand. Cotton
seed oil. &c. for crude, s0ai2Hc. for rennod.
hosin dun az sl.05ssi.i24. TuTpentine irm at
Ss1s sS2ac. Hldes dun. Woolquiet and weas;
Ss2Sc. Pork drm and more active; mess.
1850 for old, tidtD for new. Beef duh Mid.
dies dun and nominal. Lard 3a4 point, lower.
Win moderate stir 10 trading; western steam.
100; September, ~ b9st6lt; Octooer. Sdoc2
1911; November, f6o3afG65. Freights frm.
BALTIAORs.
BkLrsonx, ND. September i6.-Cotion quiet;
middhpg, sHc. Flour steady and islrly
sciiye Howard street and wsstora super,
fs.s5asAsS. DO. extra. s3sfAoO; 10. family,
ias5afASo; city mills super. t22ost2hg; do.
extra. tdOcasAb0: do. Rio brands. SLi3ati30;
Paiapeeo superiatiye patent, $40; do. family,
fAi5 Wheat-honthera QUOT and easy; red,
,eaecc. amber, soassc. western duh aud low
Der, 7'ha71,.e; November, ssslasee.; De-
cemoer, eOaaslAc. Com-ooatheea dull aud
unsettled; white. 5ss5ac.; yellow. 5taooa /;
wesierb duh and nominal; mixed, spot. aka
t0c. October. a9ss9Ac. 0at- nrm, southern
and Pennsylvania, 2Sa2oc., western white, SfSA
3ec. western mixed. ae> assc. Rye stesay al
A8astc Hay steady; prime 10 choice vestern.
tlsaflA Lfeytsions quiet ana steady. Ao,s-
roFh, $40. ssa}itM Bull, meats ~snouldar3 asld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
DEATHS.

FUNN.-Died, Friday morning, September
I6ib, AZ O'Clock, AZ her parents residence, sig
Webster street. May E. FUkN. daughter Of
Jerry ana Victoria Funn aged niDe years.
NELSON.--pisi. IN Manchester at IL O'Clock
Friday night Mrs. IDA V. NELSON. wife OF
Mr.. Is. G. Nelson aged tventy-nino years.
The funeral gill take place THIS MORNING
at 10 O'Clock from the BainDridge- Street Baptist
church. Friends OF the family Invited 70 al
tend.
Baltimore asd Lynchburg papers please
copy.
1IMBERLAKH.-Died, az the residence Of
her husband, 1914 Washington street, seplom-
Der IL. lss7, 81 10 z. NJ. Airs. SARAI TIM
The funeral will tass place from tho second
Baptist church corner Of first aud Byrd
slreetsl SUNDAY All EkN0ON at 8 O'clock.
Friends and acluaintanees arc Invited 10 a.
tend without further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
TSpe-Founders Fail.

BALTIMORE, September 16.-John
Ryan& Company, type-founders, to-day
executed q deed Of trust for the benefit
of their creditors to w. A. Fisher,
trustee. who gave bond in $4,000, in
dicating assets amounting to 900, 900.
The firm has been in business forty
years and has always stood well. They
say depression in business and bad
debts caused their failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
a "Rnised Pension Check.

III WIN "II " 1IIV UIfVhIVuI
WAsHs GToS. September l6.-A PEN
sion check originally drawn for 80.
dated May, 1886, which had been raised
to 81, 450, and had passed through sew
eial banks and private hands, was re-
Gently presented at the cash-room of
the United States Treasury for pay
ment by one of the city banks. Pay
ing-Teller Gibson at once detected GER
tain Irregularities in the check, and an
investigation revealed the forgery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
TIe NORTHUMBERLAND
A' A'hN ~ -
by fnglc-American cabls to the Dispatch

ny fnglc-American cable to the Dispatch.l
MITcHELsTovN, September 1G.-The
funeral Of Carey, one of the victims of
the ARRAY Of last Friday, took place to-
day. Over one thousand persons
marching eight abreast. all wearing
laurel leaves, followed the remains to
the grave. There were four bands in
The procession playing funeral marches.
Father O'Aeill. Of Cape Colony, has
contributed 600 to a monument for
the victims.
1t the coroner's inquest it was shown
that Lonegan was killed by bullet in
The brain. The Government reporter.
whose presence at Fridays meeting
was the prime cause of the affay, de-
posed that nc and his police escort had
passed the line OF horsemen fringing
the crowd. Shouts came from the plat
form TO the people to close up. The
crowd thereupon began to attack the
police. BE, being in civilian dress, es-
capped unhurt. The story that the peo-
pie tried to kill him was not true. He
saw the stones thrown at the barracks
door, 70 which Constable Leahy had
staggered, his clothes stained with
blood aid mud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
Nihtll,m In Rusain.

lby Anglo-Amsrican cable TO the DIspstch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, September ia
pamphlet has been circulated in this
city announcing that the reorganiza-
ton of the Nihilisis has been fully sue
cessful, and that the centres OF action
are fully provided with everything re-
quisite for the carrying out OF their
plans. Nibihsm is fast spreading in
Siberia, where during August forty.fiye
gnards absconded and twenty-three
prisoners escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
labor Parry Inspectors Appointed.

New YORK, September 16.-Commis-
sioner McClave, at a meeting OF the
Police Board to-day, appointed So
Henry George United Labor party
inspectors of election. McClaye is
Republican, and claimed that he had
the right to make the appointments rs
the chosen representative Of the George
party. The Democratic commissioners
lodged formal complaint against the
action Of the Republican commissioner.
Irving Hall and the Socialists had each
put in a claim for the inspcctorships.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

The President arrived ut the review
ing. stand at II o'clock. escorted by the
First City Troop Of cavalry and a throng
of distin gushed guests. Shortly after
II O'Clock MIS-. Cleveland appeared on
The balcony of the Lafayette Hotel,
followed by Pr.vate-Secretary Lamont
and wife and two or three guests. Mrs.
Cleveland received an enthusiastic
round of applause as she appeared IN
front OF the balcony dressed III black
silk, with white insertions, and a beau
tiful white feather adjoining her hat.
AT lust Il:20 General Philip Sheri-
dan. mounted on a handsome sorrel
horse, came up the street at the head
OF n vast cavalcade of military, pre-
ceded by squad OF mounted Reserves.
As be passed the reviewing stand the
President arose and tipped his silk hat.
II was then one continuous round OF
applause. The troops, one and all,
marched with heads erect and eyes
looking straight ahead, more like gra-
ven figures than moving humanity.
General Sheridan, notwithstanding the
plaudits OF the multitude, rode erect,
looking neither TO the right nor left.
As each platoon passed the President
their commander gracefully raised his
hat ana saluted, receiving in return
bow OF recognition from the Com
msnder-in-C Chief of all the troops.
After passing the stand and almost d.
rectly IN front Of Mrs. Cleyeland's bal
cony the caySlrymen gave marvellous
exhibitions Of their skill in driil-exer-
cise, winch were applauded TO the echo.
Behind Governor Beaver came over
TIN rEousAsp PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,
who marched and performed different
eyolutioDs like veterans Some OF them
were veterans AID carried Gags that haa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

clesr-rib sides. packed. ~ and 9xc. Bscoa-'
shoulderr. 7sashc.: ciear-rfD SIDES. i0kc.
hams, i3Aaifkc. Lard-Renued, &c. Butter
steady: western packed. f7sesc.: creamery
2se5c. Eggs easy a. .aisc. Petroleum duh;
refined. Sc. Coffee castor Rio csrgoes. or'il-
nary 70 fair. f9AaiF&c. Potatocsk Ls0atz.
Sugar steady; soft, skc.: copper.reiinsd
firm ut i0Aai0kc. Whisky orm ~ u .Hasi.fS
freighte 20 Liverpool per steamer dull aud
nominal: cotton. i3-oid fiour, Ia 81. grain. 81.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September i6-Cash quotations.
we're Flour steady. No. spring wheat, esks
exc. No. 5 spring wheat sc. No, 2 red, Tcsc.
asked. No. corn, Nkc. No. oats. BHc.
hoss-pork. si5asiS.s5. Lard. f6Hk. Sbortnb
sides losssl. tSia Dry-sslted shoulders
boxed. s. S5afs3s. Shof tclosr sides (boxscl.
S.t5ag66G. Whisky, ti.i0.
Leading f1furf,s ranged "a folfaua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
sALEs RsfoarEp TO sEcRrrAnr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO aAaxKs

SEPTEMBER Ia. 1857.
While transactions wore aot large to-day.
ksnakst Was brisker and sales were dis
uibutsd among a larger number OF commits
sion-men. Sus-cured grades have had two
months run, and are sitter on low grades again
to-day Theirs was little coed offered. Any
desirable line Of good bright leaf is held stifiy
ans when selections are made tho market soes
not appear 10 be oysrstocked or prices too very
low. f. Is TO be hoped that no rev primings
will To marketed here this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
Railroad AortsRGed.

NASHVILLE, TENN, September 16.-
A special to the american from Colum-
bia, Tennessee, says that the Nashville,
Florence and Sheffield Railroad Com
pany have made a mortgage to the
New York Central Trust Company for
g, 100000 for the completion OF the
road and its branches and to pay its
bonded aud floating debt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
Fire in u Mine.
rRx Telegraph % tho Dispa.ch.

SHANoKN, PA, September lG.-Fire
was discovered this evening in the
third level near the bottom of the shaft
Of the Lake Fidler colliery. Mine-Boss
Bryan Dennis and Assistant Matt Fra
man are imprisoned in the mine, and
all attempts to rescue them have failed,
as the mines are full of gas and smoke
The extent of the fire cannot be ascer-
tanned at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

testing against the tyrannical policy Of
The Government and approving the
patriotic conduct OF William
OBrien." The executive branch OF
the National league has arranged for
meetings to be held Sunday at Roscom-
mon, BandOn, Newton, and Kilmac-'
tomas. Members of Parliament Sheehy,
Bunner, Hooper, Timothy, Healey,
and Dillon will address the meetings.
Mr.. Bnlfour held conference at the
castle TODAY with Lord Ashbourne and
General Butler, and 1t is expected the
meetings will be proclaimed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

fBy telegraph 70 TIE pispa,.h I

10y IoItETapH % 10 Ilspat,h-I
New YORK, September 16.-The
business failures occurring throughout
the United States and Canada during
the last week number For the United
States, l65 Canada, 23-total. 1SS-
against ia last week and 1893 the week
previous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
An AduIserer Punished.

ATLANTA, Ga, September 16.-The
sensational trial in which DR.. G.. w.
Gardner was convicted Of adultery
closed here to-day. Judge Van Epps
sentenced Gardner to pay a fine OF
y LOCO and TO twelve months in the
chain-gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

tBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
ROME, September 16.-There have
been 8 new cases OF cholera and q
deaths in Catania during the past
twenty-four hours, 159 cases and 40
deaths in Messina, and 80 cases and 10
deaths in the province of Naples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE. AND RICH
NoRD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Gotten, Tobacco, rur'
pentins, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
Try tslarranh 70 tho nispstch.l

NEW YORK. September ie.-The stock market
was more active and feverish than on any gay
90 far this week. and the tone OF speculation
underwent change. although the bears sue
ceeded in the forenoon in recording lower
prics than had been seen al any previous uine
during the week. kumors we're circulate1
that the Government would positively take
some action looking TO the relief OF the money
market. aud Notwithstanding the arguments OF
the bears that two million OF securities have
been taken up In Wall street this week and
that the banks are limiting their accommoqa-
tons 10 an extent that seriously interieros with
business. and that tho purchase Of NJ least
seventy million OF bonds by tho Treasury
would be necessary 20 relieve the strlngency
much the runners brought IN new buying ana
well-knOvn firm which have been surety
sellers Of late turned buyers. which had a very
rpac surfing effect Traders also followed. anu
ranged themselves for the most part ON tho
side CT higher figures. The covering o!
shorts assumed large proportions, AMI the
most decided advance seen tina week
WINS the result coal stocGs were again
most conspicuous, being severely raded In tho
forenoon aud making the largest recoyeres
later I'm tho day. Western Union. New Eng
land. -. Paul. and Richmond Terminal were
also active. but were comparatively unlmp0r.
tsnt In speculation. Reading was special
stock and Is transactions were very large,
being considerably over one fourth OF The oh-
IRE days business. The opening was very
a tive ard weak nt declines OF = 90 q, Prices
were further depressed hab, but by the
end Of tho drst half-hour the decline was
checked and prices quickly brought back %
The opening. Dulness then succeeded aud
the market stagnated until near noon, when
buying set In IN earnest and material advances
were made, eliminating about 4. N. After
that time the dulness became extrome ani
prices rseeded slightly. The close was steady
~ near tire best figures OF tho day. Total
sales $4,000 shares.
INV lORS. september 16.-Noon. -Stocks
active and fIm honey easy at 5ab per cont.
tGCh8uge-LOng, lSJN short 4si'i. Govern
merits Jun.
EreniaJ.-Exchange dun and steady; lo,g,
49,: short, as. Money easy at 5a7 closing Of
fciCd ats. Sub-Iroasury bslences-Golt. tl3i,-
cOf.ccO; currency, $i3,983,oO0. government
tull: per Genus. igi&; ~ per cents, lO'',.
Staic hnnda DIM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

Prince Bismarck possesses some Of
the largest and finest forests in Northern
Germany, and with the exception OF
Prince Furstenberg, who is lord OF
Schwarzwald, he is probably the largest
timber merchant in the empire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17

and ten detached companies; North
Carolina, Fayetteville Independent
Light Infantry; Rhode Island, one
regiment Ohio, Governor Foraker
and one regiment Maine, battalion
of tUO men Iowa. Governor Larrabee
and stan aud the Governors Foot
guards West Virginia, two companies /;
District of Columbia, one battalion and
three detached companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
nARlNE sSTELLieEScE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. sxPrEsBzR iS ise.
xAH.rn

Steamship wyanoke. Jenny, New York
merchandise and passengers. q. w. Allen y
c.. agents.
merchandise anu passengers, ,. W. McCariek
4 CO.. agents
ssesnef ARIEL, peyo, Nsrfois, United states
mail. merchandise and passengers. !. u. t.
tnn. sgfnL
ParkeDtips Loasis Adelaide, Orr, Nev Bed
ford and orsouL pig-iron and pyrites vessel,
Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner Annie Ainsiie, McAndrsws. Phlla-
del9hia Ella Bermuda Hundreds, raslroasf-ties.
Conquest & Sons; vessel. Curtis q fafkar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE.
TITO Anniversary Celebrated ira the
Cify of Mexico.

ny tclckI dpu 10 inc Di'pstclsl
CITY or MEXICO, September 49,
Independence Day was celebrated in
this citywith extraordinary enthusiasm.
he city was finely decorated and the
Examinations last night were magnii-
cent. st II o'clock p. NJ. Presi-
dent Diaz made his appearance in front
of the national palace and repeated to
the great crowd assembled there the
historic Declaration OF Independence.
No sooner had bis last words died away
when q tremendous salute of cannon
was fred snl enthusiastic citizens then
marched through the streets with bands
Of music. This morning the President
and high iuncti0uaries, members Of
Congress, foreign cOunsels, etc.
marched in procession TO the Alameda,
where patriotic exercises took place.
/ be business Offices of Americans along
tie line Of march were finely ornament
al with stars and stripes intertwined
with the Mexican flag and portraits OF
llIdalgo md Washington crowned with
laurels Tie American Colony took IN
active part in the celebration. The
American allegorical cars in the grand
procession which occurred later in the
forenoon were greatly applauded. They
represented the landing Of Columbus,
Hidal9o, md Washington and Colum-
bis, or the Goddess Of Liberty. The
Americans lavished great care and ex-
pense on these cars, and they
were acknowledged to be among
the finest in the procession. The
military feature of the procession
was very imposing, ten thousand OF
the finest troops of Mexico being in
line, commanded by veteran generals
of the country's wars. At no time has
the anniversary Of the independence of
country been celebrated with more
cciat. II is estimated that $50, coo per
sons Witnessed the procession, which
in every detail was deserving of high
praise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
RALTINnRK STOCK MARKRT.
RICHMOgD STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, MD. September i8-Yirginia
pa-tduc coupons, 63N; do. new 80, 6g& do.
lO-4Os, IS. Bid today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
Fatai Railroad Collision In England

(sy Angio-Amer1can cable 10 the Dispatch-l
LONDON, September 16.-A dreadful
collision occurred to-day on the Mid
land railway 4 train filed with ex-
cursionists who were going to Doncas-
ter to witness the races at that place
collided with another train and was
wrecked The accounts OF the disas
ter thus fer received state that twenty
Of the excursionists were killed aud
many injured.
The Midland train was standing on a
crossing mile from Doncaster while
tickets were being collected, when the
Liverpool express dashed into it. The
guard-box was smashed TO atoms, and
the first carriage Of the Liverpool train
was telescoped by the next succeeding
carriage and broken 10 splinters. II was
a long time before the injured and dy-
ing, who were wedged in the ruins,
could be rescued. Twenty-four per-
sons were killed, and many of the in
Iured cannot recover. The disaster
was caused by defective signalling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
"a - Astouish.nx.

and You will wonder when you see what
a handsome present you will &c. with
pound Of my 60-cent Gift Tea. A new
assortment Of gifts Just opened-some
beautiful. jules BNPoRD,
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
Ireland.
Inv ,sra.....a =, hi. lll.nat.n I

tBy telegraph ~ tho Dispatth.l
DupLN, September l6. The Dublin
corporation to-day, ON motion OF the
Lord Mayor, adopted resolution pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-17
UvKRPOoL COTTON MARKHT.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fRAnnrf.d fnr ina nianat.h

F2rIEhBsR l6.-hhrket nominal. No do
nhDd 8ni no business doing, aud very Httls
stock at tie commission houses b. cell Primo,
'alhc; shs!led, 81 axe; factory hand picked,
SOS.